Detecting_Media_Bias

How might you use these strategies for applying creativity to problems and issues in addressing the topic' To make my topic and the articles more interesting, I will use all the strategies. Reason I want to use all the strategies is because I want to add more life to the article and get the viewers to fully read through my article. One of the strategies is taken a Novel Approach, I believe that if I take a novel approach in the article then I will have my readers reading the article as a story so they can get more in depth with the article. Another strategy is Devising or Modifying a Processor System, with this I will make sure that I have a plan so I will not be free writing through the entire article. I will also use Finding New Uses for Existing Things because the stories in the article may involve old stories but adding new stories will brighten the article more. Lastly, Inventing or Redefining a Concept so that my article looks the part and looks new and improved. How might you use these strategies for promoting curiosity in addressing this topic' Why do you think these strategies might be effective' I will use these strategies in ways that I can keep my readers curious on how the article goes and I want to keep the readers guessing but I do not want to leave them guessing I want to give the answers to them in a bang so the ending will not be boring. I want the readers to read with curiosity and to keep them on their toes with guessing but I also want to provide them answers in a way that readers are shocked; to keep them (the readers) guessing and curious until the very end and have a jaw dropping conclusion. How might you use the various methods for producing ideas to eliminate the bias from the original article and still present a factual and persuasive case' I might use the various methods for producing ideas to eliminate the bias from the original article and still present a factual and persuasive case by obtaining useful information from propaganda and one-sided stories and learn how to read, hear, and view them critically. Look at the article from different points of view from which any set of events can be viewed or interpreted. Identify the point of view in which the article is constructed, identify the audience in which it is written for, recognize what points of view it is negating or ignoring, and distinguish the raw facts behind the article from the interpretation and spin being put on those facts. When we do this we are not easily manipulated. We are able to exercise greater independence of judgement. We have a greater sense of what elements of the article are most and least credible. It is hard to do any of these if we have not discovered multiple sources for information and a way to determine when those sources are most credible.